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You could try using the OleDbCommand instead of the DataAdapter for your update. You will have less overhead. Also Dataset1.Update updates the whole DataSet which takes more time then updating one table row using OleDbCommand. Not sure how much of a difference this will make. 9 seconds seems like along time - is the database server being over worked?

I'm a long time FoxPro programmer switching to VB .Net and I can say in your example FoxPro will always be quicker because in FoxPro the table is already opened and at the correct record. In VB .NET you have to make a connection and send the update command.
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